Changes in how community services operate
Council says stick to the guidelines if visiting a council facility, and be kind to staff.
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Council cautious on more debt
Hamilton City Council's debt is forecast to be $609 million by June 30, 2021.
Renewal for well-loved play space
Phoenix palms, which attract pigeons, will be removed and replanted with other trees.
Night-time works on Anzac Parade Bridge
All council road work is weather-dependent and may be deferred in the event of rain.
The lockdown triplets, and the Dad who's only seen them twice
Vishnu and Akshaya Nair have some shopping to do after welcoming triplets into the world.
Doubts raised over esport contest prize money
The growing scene of esports in New Zealand has been plagued by controversy.
Mighty Local Campaign sends message to Waikato
A Mighty Local campaign is under way to share Waikato stories.
$73.4m sought for Cambridge growth cells
Cambridge is currently the highest growth area
Waikato Businesses keen to get things moving
Waikato businesses are keen to move to Level 2 soon
'Insulting': Council offers $1 for lifestyle block land to doctors fighting Covid-19
Homeowners are having land taken off them by a council for no compensation.
Rugby: Sam Cane elevation a first for Chiefs
Sam Cane's remarkable return from injury is capped off.
Waikato leaders back campaign to go local
The campaign is part of NZME's national GO NZ! campaign
Police dog visit the icing on fifth birthday cake
Waikato Police were able to make one five year old's birthday an extra special occasion.
Tenant from hell: Kicked out after threatening to blow up landlords' truck
The tenant threatened to push the landlord down the stairs and blow up her truck.
Police car crash: Cop walks away unscathed after being rescued from vehicle
The crash happened on State Highway 23.
Exclusive: Lost for 3 nights in the bush - 'they can't believe I am alive'
Liam McPherson: 'On the last day, I just couldn't walk. My body was just drained.'
Youth wellbeing temporarily changes focus during lockdown
Waikato teens help student-led not-for-profit broaden its wellbeing mission.
Students celebrate virtual graduations
The University of Waikato April graduation ceremonies were due to take place in April.
Council says be patient as there may be delays
Likelihood of poor weather increases the risk for road users and road workers.
Off the Beaten Track: Local holidays for lovers of the great outdoors
Supporting New Zealand businesses has never been more important.
The show will go on at The Meteor
Live-streaming of local arts a way to keep theatre audiences.
Stranded tourists thank locals for support
'We've returned to Germany safe and sound and we wanted to thank you cordially'.
Playgrounds still off limits to keep the community safe
Residents reminded to stay respectful and responsible during the first weekend at level 3.
Funding provides critical support for Hamiltonians
The generosity shown by council and other donors is a testament to our community spirit.
Communities thanked for water saving efforts
Restrictions in the north of the Waikato district grow increasingly likely.
Waikato road warning: Caution urged in foggy conditions
Hamilton firefighters are urging caution after two recent car crashes.
City's new draft annual plan delayed until July
Covid-19 "fundamentally changed the landscape", says mayor
DHB allows one person from bubble for births
'No visitors' policy remains in Critical Care (ICU/HDU) and Henry Rongomau Bennett Centre.
First of three streaming premieres by the NZSO is online this evening
National orchestra keeps busy presenting free online performances to New Zealanders.
Te Waka pushes for key Waikato projects
Bold thinking on productivity and connectivity presents a unique window of opportunity.
New health and safety rules as road works begin
Work will also resume this week on some of Hamilton City Council's capital projects.
Stay strong and stay the course Waikato
'We don't want to lose the gains that we've made as a community and a country.'